Cloud computing

Cloud computing refers to storing and accessing data and programs over the Internet rather than using them from a proprietary hard drive or local storage device.

The actual concept of cloud computing appeared in the 1960s. The name itself comes from the common use of a cloud-shaped symbol from flow charts and diagrams that symbolized the Internet.

Cloud computing is a great choice for anybody looking to reduce IT support services and avoid upfront costs for computing infrastructure such as data servers or hardware.

Moreover, accessing the system from anywhere makes it easy for businesses to expand geographically.

Useful tips and solutions to cloud computing issues

• How to use your PC as cloud storage [2020 Guide]
• OneDrive constantly syncing? Here are 14 solutions to fix it
• OneDrive not syncing? Tested solutions to fix sync issues
• Dropbox sync icons missing on Windows 10 [Fixed]

Similar troubleshooting tips are found in our Cloud software section. Moreover, feel free to bookmark this Web Cloud Storage Hub for further reference.